Comments on: Automatic Startup Repair couldn’t repair your PC in Windows 11

By: Priyank

Priyank — Sat, 11 Aug 2018 06:57:00 +0000

Just today I had this problem with my Dell XPS 15. I performed all the above mentioned ways to get my laptop start working again.
In my situation Nothing happened by following above mentioned ways. Now my laptop is working perfectly with a small trick i did. I just restored my laptop to the previous settings( the one i had yesterday).
When u get the screen which says that system didn’t start normally or automatic repair fail, go to advance options > advance now u will see a bunch of options…… just select system restore. And follow the instructions. When the windows ask for session selection, I would recommend not to select the latest option because that’s the session where everything went wrong. U can even see what changes happened between 2 sessions. And the best part is IT WON’T REMOVE ANY FILES other than the file(s) that were not at the time of the selected session.

By: Anand Khanse

Anand Khanse — Sat, 26 May 2018 03:18:00 +0000

In reply to Game All Official. Thanks for pointing out the typo.

By: Game All Official

Game All Official — Sat, 26 May 2018 02:37:00 +0000

At method 6 its

copy c:windowssystem32configRegBack* c:windowssystem32config

not

copy c:windowssystem32configRegBack* c:windowssystem32config

By: Giovanni Serrano

Giovanni Serrano — Mon, 01 Jan 2018 20:03:00 +0000

Thank You very much for your time to bring us a solution!! With the last software windows 10, 1709 actualization my computer present this problem last week and I did a factory reset cuz I didn’t know other way to restore the system I trieded to start in safe mode but didn’t work and tried to repair by command commands and the problem continue. I lost a lot of programs and utilitys of my HP Envy 15. And know I am running 1607 version cuz the last one still having problems.

By: Barbara Laue

Barbara Laue — Mon, 01 Jan 2018 15:45:00 +0000

I had a problem with my startup after the latest updates for Windows 10 & my keyboard & mouse were both completely dead. I turned my computer off by pressing the power button & then back on. Then when the Windows logo with the wheel of wait appeared, I turned it off again with the power button. I did the same thing a second time when the logo & wait wheel appeared. Then I turned it on for a 3rd time & let it finish starting up & it actually gave me back my keyboard & mouse & went into a diagnostic, followed by a light blue screen with the option for advanced recovery options. Once I chose advanced, I chose startup repair options & the computer actually gave me a message that said it was Attempting Repairs. After that, when I re-booted, my mouse & keyboard were still working & my startup problem was no longer an issue. Everything is now working as it was before the update. So I say, save your money & try this first.